Microsoft Kinect for Xbox One

  • Brand : Microsoft
  • Product name : Kinect for Xbox One
  • Product code : 6L6-00004
  • GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 0885370849479
  • Category : Game Console Parts & Accessories
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  • Long product name Microsoft Kinect for Xbox One :

    Kinect for Xbox One

  • Short summary description Microsoft Kinect for Xbox One :

    Microsoft Kinect for Xbox One, Xbox, Black, Xbox One, 1 pc(s)

  • Long summary description Microsoft Kinect for Xbox One :

    Microsoft Kinect for Xbox One. Platform: Xbox, Product colour: Black, Compatibility: Xbox One. Number of products included: 1 pc(s)

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Updated:
2014-12-31 06:25:31
Average rating:74
Uk has collected 89 expert reviews for Microsoft Kinect for Xbox One and the average expert rating is 74 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
techgeek.com.au
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:20
Average rating:89
With the somewhat recent release of the Playstation Move, is the Xbox 360′s Kinect a competitor or a paper weight? Is it just a copy of the Playstation 2′s Eyetoy? Our review is just after the jump.8.9 / 10Makes you feel like you are in the game as well a...
  • Makes you feel like you are in the game as well as moving around...
  • The odd moment when the Kinect takes photos of you. The Kinect microphone is not available in Australia at the moment...
theglobeandmail.com
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:21
Average rating:0
Doctors at a Toronto hospital are banking on video game technology to save time and prevent contamination in the operating room.A team at Sunnybrook Hospital has started using the Xbox Kinect, a hands-free gaming console equipped with a motion sensor...
zath.co.uk
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:22
Average rating:0
I was quite excited when I first starting reading about Microsoft’s Xbox Kinect. A motion controller gaming system without the actual controller sounded like futuristic stuff and ever since it was first announced to the world as Project Natal, it was s...
  • From my early experiences of a couple of its release titles, my excitement quickly dwindled leaving me with average playing experiences but still fun, especially party-style gaming when you have friends round. However, once the bigger AAA titles starti...
canadianreviewer.com
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:29
Average rating:80
Microsoft's Kinect is a rare product because not only does it work 100 per cent as advertised, it exceeded everyone's expectations on the possibilities of true controller-free motion gaming. Having sold 8 million units in 60 days, the Kinect is a big h...
techsmart.co.za
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:30
Average rating:0
Motion sensing has been a mainstay in the gaming industry since the introduction of the Nintendo Wii back in 2006. We later saw Sony’s Move joining the fray in much the same way as the Wii before it, but as Microsoft's turn to fool around in front of t...
  • The Kinect has been with us for a little while now, and while we think the system has a huge amount of potential, there's still some growing pains that needs to be addressed. We'd like to see Microsoft working on the accuracy and very importantly, add...
itreviews.com
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:41
Average rating:0
Providing you've got a decent sized room, and you can position it properly, Kinect works a treat, with no real lag to speak of and a commendable level of accuracy on the motion detection front. The key launch titles we looked at, while casual gamer or...
digitalversus.com
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:42
Average rating:80
While the Nintendo Wii saw us pushing back the sofa to make a bit more room in front of the TV, Sony's PlayStation Move got us moving the coffee table out into another room. The Microsoft Kinect, however, will have you clearing out the living room comp...
  • Great freedom of movement, Detects the body very well, Quick to get the hang of, no extra accessories required, Set it up once and it's ready to use, Game included...
  • You'll need to have lots of room in front of the TV, Responsiveness and accuracy limited in some games, It feels quite strange to have nothing in your hands, Not suitable for all types of game, You'll need to leave the lights on...
  • The Kinect is great for casual gamers and families. The system works well and is a real technological achievement. Just make sure you've got plenty of room at home! The system's probably not suitable for use with all kinds of games, and more serious ga...
goodgearguide.com.au
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:50
Average rating:70
Judging a game peripheral at launch can be a tricky undertaking — the first games to come out of the gate are invariably of mixed quality and teething issues are bound to crop up with the technology. Even so, Kinect for Xbox 360 proved to be more prob...
  • Innovative and beginner-friendly control scheme, suitable for all ages, good range of fitness titles...
  • Some games suffer from lag issues, setting up can be a chore...
  • Kinect for Xbox 360 still has a lot to prove. The games we have seen so far are quite limited in scope (most are variations on the party and fitness genres). That said, the potential is there for more exciting and innovative titles in the future...
tweaktown.com
Updated:
2014-12-31 06:24:54
Average rating:80
Oh my knees, my back, my legs…my body! - I grabbed myself Kinect on November 18th, the day it launched in Australia, and there was never a doubt I would get it. Sure, I read about the lag issues and the room you needed and all that stuff, but I wasn't onc...
  • Oh my knees, my back, my legs…my body! - I grabbed myself Kinect on November 18th, the day it launched in Australia, and there was never a doubt I would get it. Sure, I read about the lag issues and the room you needed and all that stuff, but I wasn’...
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